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What in Sam hill is going on w/LE

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12 May Daily Beast, quote
Jordan has allegedly been menacing people on the trail, which is in the midst of its high season, for weeks.
“He was well-known,” said Brian King, a spokesman for the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, which manages the trail through 14 states with two federal agencies. “The trail has always had a fantastic grapevine.”

On April 21, Unicoi County, Tennessee, Sheriff Mike Hensley raised the alarm about the erratic figure nicknamed Sovereign, writing that he “ran hikers out of shelters with a shovel” and “brandished a knife and machete and stated it was going to be a bad day for hikers.”

Several days later, Jordan was arrested after an altercation with hikers on the Tennessee/North Carolina border; police found he was carrying a knife with a 20-inch blade. He reportedly pleaded guilty to several charges, was sentenced to a fine, and was then released.

Jordan apparently resurfaced in Virginia and went after a group of four hikers camped out for the night. They fled, but the knife-wielding attacker caught up to two of them and began slashing away. The woman “pretended to be dead and when [Jordan] walked away after his dog, she took off running,” Wythe County Sheriff Keith Dunagan told the newspaper. She managed to walk six miles and get help. Unquote

Further evidence where LEs have contact with a person who is obviously intent on harm, yet the BG is let go or further example as shown after citizen authorized investigations, have shown LE have had numerous contact with the BGs [parkland, STEM] before they commit “mass” shootings!
 

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Dunedin FL fined a man $30K for tall grass and now city is foreclosing on his $125K home.

“We are not interested in making money on the backs of our citizens," the mayor said.

According to an analysis in Ficken’s lawsuit, the city collected almost $1.3 million in code enforcement violations in 2018 — up from $34,000 in 2007.

The Institute for Justice agreed to take on Ficken’s case pro bono, said lead attorney Ari Bargil.


And state & federal legislators across this great country continuously & unequivocally state there will be ERPO due process ~ what about common sense!
 
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